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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
4
The North Shore Catholic Woman's League held a birthday party for 300 disabled veterans at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. League members visited the veterans, served homemade ice cream and cake, and presented gifts to 44 men born in July.
Mr and Mrs Burton Carter returned to Aberdeen South Carolina after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs D H Carter of 1227 Greenwood Avenue. Fred Felter and Hal Johnson of Portland Oregon were guests at the Carter home. Mrs Eleanor Eckart and her two children from Cambridge Massachusetts stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Percy Eckart at 222 Cumberland Road Kenilworth. Professor McLaughlin is in New Mexico for geological work. Bruce Smith son of Mr and Mrs F A Cushing Smith of 431 Central Avenue celebrated his fifth birthday with eight friends.
The Men's class meets at 9 45 led by Dr William D Schermerhorn. Children and beginners groups gather at 11 in their rooms. All church school members above Junior age are invited to morning worship in the Sanctuary. Dr Richard D Hollington of Garrett Biblical Institute preaches next Sunday. he has served churches in Toledo San Diego and Providence and broadcast sermons from Providence.
The English Lutheran church at Corner Greenleaf Ave and Seventh St plans worship Sundays at 11. The pastor Carl I. Empson and his family depart for a month in Michigan for rest and recreation. In his absence church council members or a guest will fill the pulpit. services resume September 7 with the pastor's return and Sunday School.
Morning worship at 11 a.m. Sunday July 2 followed by a Young People’s meeting at 5 p.m. and a Gospel service at 7:45 p.m. Thursday July 1 mid week service at 3 p.m. Pastor A Thompson at 886 Elm Street Winnetka listed as contact for the church activities.
St Augustine’s Sunday July 27 marks sixth Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 8 AM and Morning Prayer with Address at 11 AM. Rector leads next Sunday services and Rev F R Tromp will conduct all services through August in residence at the rectory.
Mr and Mrs F B MacKinnon and two children of 321 Leicester road Kenilworth will spend two months touring the East and Canada. They will travel by boat to South Haven Michigan then drive to Toronto and Quebec, later visiting New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Maine before returning via the White Mountains. Relatives Mrs C A Leland and Miss Flora Leland will stay at their home during the absence.
Dr. Clyde Wheeland will preach The Blessings of Our Unchanged Obligation at 11 a.m. Sunday July 27 at First Presbyterian. Sunday school starts 9:30 with a summer program. The New Testament and Modern Critics closes Bible hours Wednesday. Summer supply ministers arrive August 10 and 31. All welcome. Music includes Bach and Mendelssohn pieces with Mrs Olga Oden and Miss Erma Rounds Faulkes.
The Wilmette Baptist Church at Wilmette and Forest Avenues hosts the last session of summer Sunday school for Primary and Junior-Intermediate on Sunday July 27 at 10. Morning worship is at 11 in Union services at First Congregational church led by Rev. George D. Allison. Prof. A G Baker will preach for three Sundays. he is a University of Chicago professor.
Vere V. Loper, minister, and Elizabeth B. Webster, director of religious education invite Wilmette worshippers to 11 a.m. summer services. Union services with the Baptist church began recently with Rev. George D. Allison preaching, and next Sunday Prof Archibald G. Baker of the University of Chicago will speak. A musical program includes In Summer, Come Ye Unto the Mountains, Offertory Andantino, Prayer, and Allegro from First Symphony.
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